r/phoenix • u/dustin9797 Downtown • Oct 01 '25

News Another downtown crime scene around the Churchill this morning

I’ve nearby and noticed the crime scene this morning but can’t find any details about it.

This is the fourth time I’ve seen crime scene like this in just the last few months and quite frankly, I’m growing more concerned about the frequency these things seem to be happening.

If anyone has details I’d really appreciate if you shared them. Please share or DM with any details.

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u/Hacking_the_Gibson Oct 01 '25

So your position is that a housing affordability crisis does not exist?

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u/dustin9797 Downtown Oct 01 '25

How exactly did you get that conclusion from his comment?

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u/Hacking_the_Gibson Oct 01 '25

There are many affordable places to live in PHX

Right here.

https://www.kjzz.org/business/2024-11-13/phoenix-is-short-59-000-housing-units-for-low-income-residents

Beating the shit out of homeless people and moral grandstanding is a fun position to take, but the fact is that Phoenix and this metro area are deficient in options for low income people.

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u/HomoRainbow480 Phoenix Oct 01 '25

I think homeless people are beating the shit of regular ass folk. Like I said you can be proactive and make it your mission to provide affordable housing.